Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-01

| . SfNN hANNSuOs O-pLcfuUSE ZZ.-hDOul ZUoO Chlnse will take part tomorrow ir Inc procession ID honor of the great drs. Ron recently imported by the Yeong We company to be Dlsced in the joss house
 SACRAMENTO, September 22.-John F. cooper. prominent merchant of Sacra msntO, has commenced suit for divorce against his wife. Grounds not known Oooper IS the man who has almost been beSltched for some time by 6 man call cd Dr. Leo Berson, whose case has beer published recently. Be-son gained ( reputation in both San Francisco, San Diego ard San Jose. He has been msk. ing his home at Coo ;er's house.
 SAN FRANCISCO. September 22-Geo Alfred Townsend. better known as Gath. the newspaper correspondent arrived In this city to-day. Townsend has not visited Callornis since 1871. VIRGINIA, New. Septsmber a. his afternoon James NJ. DuSlass, an ecoen- trlc millionaire, reputei to be worth five millions, was subpRaaed as witsess ID 6 case, and failing to appear. bench war rant was issued for his arrest and he was brought into court. When asked why he had not appeared at the proper tims, he answered that he had forgotton l.. and didn't care a 6-snywsy," Judge kehOe then imposed fine of Sl00 and sentenced him to tweniy-four hours i'm | prisonms mt for contempt of court, when the nate milliosire launched forth vol ley of vituperstion that caused the Judges cheek to pale. He ordered Q | constable to remove Douglass, and amid considerable confusion the majestic csI- tive wss borne away to the county j4il, escorted by an sdmiring troop of the ubiquitous small boy.
 SAN FRANCESCA. September 22.-Col Ellsworth, late of the Calico District and Iron Mountain mine. Shasta couB- | ", left to-day for China. Under a contract sith ths Chinese govern ment be takes charge of some mining operations. Re takes with him B wor.- ing force uf miners and plant of min ing machinery.
 SAN CARLOS, September 23-Aboat sunset last evening. ". B. Horton. h. dian trader, was shot and killed by 6n Indian scout known AS Corporal JoL l.. | The Indian immediately made his es- cape, running about one hundred yards. | He was shot at, but missed, by two sol
 
 ! The murderer was immediately pur- sued by Chef of Scouts Porter, Lieut. Elliott and several scouts. After con- siderBple shooting, he was fatally wound ed as was his victim, who lived about sn hour. Everything is now quiet and all have been iu for thsir rstioDs to-day. It cannot be determined why the Indian shot Horton.
 SAN FRANCIsco. September 23-John keInsghsn, the condemned murderer. passed very restless night, sne swoke before : o'clock thls morning. He com menced to dress ID s deliberate manner and it was apparent he was far from her yous. A light breakfast was brought into the cell and he ate slowly; be after ward knelt down and engaged 10 prayer for fifteen minutes. He then changed his attire for ore of more sombre hue. and opened his testament which he read for some lime until the interrupted by the jsilor. who removed him to 6 cell in close proximity to the gallows. Abou' nine o'clock this morning a mar named Harrsfappesred at the jail and requested to zee kernAghen saying ne belonged tO the same lodge thst kerpsghen did. After some barley he was admitted; sf.er couversiDg with the prisoner. the lst- ter wrote letter tO his wife, begging her to come snd see him before be died Hsrrs disspi rs ed with the letter and st II 30 the wife of Kernae hsn appeared st the jsli and was admitted to her hus- bands cell. KernRghan shook visibly upon seeing his wife, and begged her to forgive him. His wife left the jail twen- ty minutes before the time for the eIe- cution.
 SAN FRANCISCO. September 23.-JohD Keruaghgn was hanged in the county jail in this city at 1204 to-day for the murder of bis sister-In law. Martha HcUd, October 18th, 's5. claiming she had estrsnged him from his wife. The murderer was s worthless fellow depend ing upon his wife for suppoS. Kerceg ban cobversed quietly in his cell urtil precisely twelve. when the sheriff called snd shook hsnds with the doomed man, who at oace walked to the gsllows. On the trap Kernaghsn said he was crazy when he committed the murder, but was willing to die. He dIed, without strus gle.
 NEW YORK. September 23.-The steam ship Alssia. which arrived last night from Marsielle, aud Naples, with six hundred passengers, hss cholera aboard. Eight of her passengers died on the pHs sage.
 NEW YORK, September 2-The Path finder, Gen. John O. Fremont, was s promin, nt figure at to-dsy's meeting of inc Pacific F. R. Commission. He had been suOEnned at his New Jersey hone, and came 10 testify with reference e Gen. Stones statement to the COmmis- sIon when 1t was in Omahs. The eIsmin- atIon of Gen. Dodge was resumed ss to the cost of constructing the Q. r. K. B-
 PRESCOTT, 4 T., September 23-Gov. Zulick to-day granted & further respite of 30 dsys to John X. Johnson, sentenced to be hung Aug. 12ih. His atty prom ised to have proof to commute the sea tence to imprisonment for life.
 CORK. September 23- Wm. O'Brien WAS taken from the Cork jail 70 MIchel!s- town, for trial. to-day, under a hesSy armed escort. O'Brien was tremendous- ly cheered st MichellstowD. but there was DO disorder.
 SEATTLE, W. T., Sept. 23-Instruc- tions have been received from A!tor- ney-General Garland relative to the en- forcement of the Chinese Restriction Act, thus disposing of the question which has troubled the officIsis here ID not few instances where Chinsmen unlsw- fully enter ibe United States from Brii- ish Columbia. Conviction, Elsh an or der for their return, operstes to DO effect, ss frequently the authorities ID British Columbia show that the China men have not pad the $50 required there. and the Chinese have 10 be brought back. Thus far the only thing the officers here felt they could do was to send the ChinRmsn to .he peniten- tiary, although no sentence to that ei- feet had been imposed. There are three at Walla Walls now. Attorney General Garland instructs that, Under Sec. 10, of the Act a charge of committing mis- demesnor csn be made against them The act defines unlawful entry to be misdepesnor and the penalty IS hne not to exceed sl00O, and term of not exceeding one year in the peniteniIsTy or both. It is claimed that by this pro cedure the Chinsmen will then have tbe alternative of getting themselves out of